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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
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southern Live Stock Journal
Ills night | The sun has long since
hid itself behind tho western bill
tops, and thc sable eurtain of darkness
enyelopes tho outside world Tbs
stock have been fed and made comfort
able. The fowls are on their Tooste,
The faithful watch dog Teposoa II quiet
and peace upon the front door stop
The lamp is lit. A few livo Goals
glow ID the grate, thetr cheerful worth
dispelling alight ooelnesa Of The All
tumn night all The days work il
over and the toiler resis from his Ia
Dor, The humble evening fopast Is
finished and the chaira have been
moved back, cloth removed, the diahes
washed, dried and put away. Father
mother, sons, daughters, All gather
around the family hestthatone d hap.
py family, They chat freely, without
restraint, one with another and how
pleasantly the houra-how rapidly
time flies They have performed
with energy and fidelity and cheerful
meas, each ono his or her daily oalla Of
labor ana now, gathered together
around The family hearthstohe, sweetly
pass away, in soeisl ooaveraalion, the
hrst hours Of The evening, Il Is indeed
picture Of happy family, Il is q
farm scene, picture Of life In the
country. No artist, with hia poncil
and brushes mo novelist with bis pen,
40 master Of any language, with his
rich store of books and his acconplish-
ment Of verbal expression mona Of
them can even faintly do justiee 70
the occasion, and illustrate by sketch
or painting, ia written Or verbal Ian
gaage, the oontentment, the tranquil
peace the beautiful love that eTowns
the picture Of 4 home so sweet and
lovely
Life ID the country life OH the
farm It is what we make it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

4 LONG, lank West Yirginian pamsd
Brown presented himself At the Pen
sion Barean one morning recently 70
furnish evidence in d claim pending
before The clllce, It was learned upon
inquiry that bis mother had bora
tiirty.three children Ii all Twenty
If Ibis number were boys, sixteen of
whom nd aeryed ID the union army
Two we're killed. The other fourteen
survive. Each Of them drawss pension
from the government for disabilities
received while in the service, Ihe
death 81 the two boys entities the
mother 10 q pension also. Gen Black
says lhas the files Of tic office fail V
show another record where the sisteeE
sons of ono father and mother aeFyes
as soldiers IN the late var.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
sIae llle AIaI nna RelIaRIe.

Gatsrrh destroys The senses Of smell, /,
tasts MIA hearing, rapidly becomes ri.
fensige, ma often eamulaies N con-
sumption ana ipsapitY Ao matter
what stage tho diaease has advanced
70, Or. gage's Calargh Remedy viii
ceFtainlY cure u, This preparation q
Inc only sure cure iog Ills aaeladsy il
thc market, yot has many imitatqFs
0tbsrs may fail II neFeF asss. oa
dgpggl4F sells ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
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Home journal

Home Journal
There IS peculiaFitY which Vienna
sbarea III eammon with all Austrian
towns. At 10 o'clock tho streets ara
deserted, Scarcely viii you meet one
solitary soul. a law authorizes the
portiere OF concierge TO levy tax Of
len krentzers, called the spergeld, on
any peraon leaving or entering the
The house after that hour. Thus the
spergeld obligos you, when you are
Invited 10 a party, 10 pay ton kreutaera
% leaving your own apartment ton
more for yourself and yonr servant on
entering your hosts house, the came
when Yon leave it, and tho same on
re,entsriug yolr own,
This spergeld gives rise TO some
curious fashions, Thna the theater and
opera begins early, ana thep performances
is timed To end at 9;45 o'clock, Il Il
lasts longer nearly the whole audience
rises aud hastens away TO be home
in time to save the spergeld Cafes
are omptied al that hour, the trains are
crowded as the Last moment Of grace
arrives, ana even The rnbbars Of whist
at tha clubs axe interrupted Itgrows
into such force Of habit, and il such
an accepted fact, that except under ex
ceptional circumstances, you do moi
think of incurring the debt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

Z j
A reward is offered at Red Bank,
N. j., for the capture Of Or. Gharles
Lewis, 4 colored Methodist preacher,
who has been swindling the colored
people AZ that town and vicinity BY
claiming to DO . 'tmiracle worker
Lewis Is an accomplished lingpist,
speaking Latin, French, German and
Engiish. He induced an old rheu
matic darky to lend him bis watch and
chain and all bis jewelry % thai hs
could "a TO New York and have II
asanctifed.n Another coioFed man
Who was suffering from a pain 10 bis
side was swindled out Of $50, He
teslifes that one day Lewis examined
him, and squeezing his body handed
him thirseen rusty pins which Louis
said he had squeezed out Of hls side.
he shook him up again and said there
was snake ID liis side, and 10 would
have to pay $3 more to get that out
but as the patient did not have the Ss,
Lewis concluded to let the snake rest
awhile lie made pills called ''Magic
Life Pills butan examination showed
that tlieY we've bought frem , local
druggist.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

It seems, according to the state
lnent of d prominent seathem Polltls
ciaa WIND was III lhe Confederate
gongross, ilat there neyer waa anY
Supreme Court n ihe gonsederate
states. A bill providing for snch
tribunal passed ibe lleuse, he says RHl
was defeated b the Senate py ramsey
and aahcrs, wbo insisted lhet q Fs.
ausaaopisiic n lhs epaieaefase 'ess
az STATE ssyeiq8Ril3 Aieh Fsl sa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

luGMkE n ltIisnuso E1 243f fitie &tfeeh
from cafarfh ior fireg ycpfa. tlAte cQpla
hardly tfEatiit, and was constantly h1T Aiq1
and saittiue. nud fng tse lust ciEnt nqnliie
r3uif art lfelfue s9taneA ire pq4454s
ffounil nofhinf could ce done for zpp. luck
~ fts leriaed IL tfJ Di Aagta Cniaifi
RaiaaAy aAd np non 2 weA inaii, reiieys
a L, ~ die 6iily r4tt falncdg lle piYtElrh nov
10 4 4 rid i,isd Srn 1ga only te Eiye a
fa5r 4Si.d th w lllcg iag fiRllla AuS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

Many Christians sesm to have the
desire to live as near the world ashey
possibly can, to have IS much of the
world as they can, and have Christ at
the same time. MY experience HAS
been thai suoh Christians sre the most
gretohed people on earth They
neither enjoy the world nor Christ.
They arc what arc called border
Ghustians, running over tho line,
mingling with the world to-day and
coming back among 0hFist's people
Tomorrow. The best way is to keep
as far from tho world ID YOU caa tp
have Is little to do with II Az yon can,
Some one asked Billy Dawson how the
world was getting on. He said he
did not know 10 had not been there
for 4 number Of years, We are told
that if We lift the standard too high
many people will leaya the chapes
and churches There il Az donbt
about that; but you VIII get good
many more. Moody.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
LAKE CHARLES 0AIolsEU PARISH LOUISIANA SATURDAY OCTOBER
usersonallsuna vvaah d vengeauce.

New Orleans States.
Under the Constitution Of 1898 the
Governor was the sole dispenser of
clemeney. Tho right 10 pardon con-
victs was lodged exclusively with him
subject only to the approval Of the
Senate.
Ia 1875 Gen. Nieholla was practic-
ing attorney-at-law in Ascension. In
the month Of June Of that year one
Felix Grow was tried for maaslanghter
before The Fourth Judicial District
Court. Gen. Nichols was his counsel
and defended him TO the best OF bis
great abilities and spared no honorable
effort 10 clear him. Grow was never,
theless convicted aud sentenced to
seven years hard labor h The peRilen'
Liary.
III 1877 the lawyer and eounsel ot
Grow was Governor Of the Stale. To
him Grow addressed a petition for
mercy. The Governor granted the
pardoR and sent message TO the SEN
ate, from which we quote
AS shown BY accompanying petition, Felix
Grow was tried and convicted At a term OF
tho honorable the Fourth Judicial District
Court, held in the parish Of AseenAloa IN the
month of Jnne, 1873, OF the crime Of man
daughter, and for said oiiense he was sens
fenced TO seVen years impFisQnment, at hard
labor, in the Louisiana Peniteatiary at Baton
sas no counsel for MS person, and know
The facts If the case. The evidence dsd not
| Justify the verdict of tho jury which con-
victed him nor the sentence q tile qoaFN
Being OF opinion that this Is also case 81
executive oiumepcy, with the concurrence y
| your honorable body, will grant him full
4 FRASCisp. NICHOLS,
Governor 81 Louisiana
The Senate concurred IN lilo pardon,
with the exception Of the negative
votes of Senators Ii. i. Garland, 81
81, Landry, Il, D White and II q,
ZaohaFie, Of Orleans,
We have heard great deal lately
Of personalism in government, but, il
IN The whole course Of McEnerY's
administration SO aagrant an example
Of nnmitigatod autoGratism can be
shown, or indeed in the sdministra-
| tion of any Governor iu any Stale IL
opr Union, We should like 70 have il
made known, else We shall proceed II
our reluctant task Of investing aoy.
| Nichols with tile "belt' for originali
ty and siugularity in thus directly, Al
Governor condomning court Of jus
tice and a jury for that which thel
| had done 70 him as attorney-as-law
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

Ina village mean MiagaFs falls
young wonan was making her tollet
10 let room oyof The paflaF p receiYe
her ioger, who, in the neanNme, Waa
being enlertained by The cid lesks pe.
low. BY some mishap the boards g
the foor 81 the glrlla Faom heealne
displaced, ana stepping Backyard Nh
fatal SPOT she suddenly Epppa heFselt
clipgi6g desperately IF the ielsts WAND
bar feet dangling il tho paFlor aeleW
I'll seemed long way aoEa fq she
Enlightened girl but after 9 nomens :
Thought and many ssanrenees RI as
esslence from the lpyef below she shHl
her agss tightly, lst Or, snd tolad
herself n VIC arena y aeF laYeg RaAs
4 Ghe worse for hef aageatage
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

THE editor of the Chicago Times,
who Eisited cur State duripg Che past
summer, has this To say about South
west Louisiana aIf by some supreme
elfort 0f nature Southwestern Lolials
ann, with us soil, climate and pfodues
tfons, could be taken up ana traps
ported to the latitude Of Illinois and
Indiana, and there set down on tho
pashway Of Eastern travel i weuid
create 4 commoiion that would throw
Tie discoYery of gold ia California ia
lie shade, even AZ the time Of Tho
greatest excitemont Ihe paopls would
rush to Itincoantlesa aanbera Every
man would be inianl on securing
FEW acres of theae wonderful pfodue1
tive aud profitable lands. We're these
lands IN lllinois, they would bring
from three to 1--WE haadrsd dollaEa por
acre
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

prop III. NAp8kER, the farnaas ueRpcriat,
AZ IsIsafds N gg Nrlfa6i Eqrae ten yt1yB peQ
WSdeted untold aNqny ff9m chronic pasai
eatef9sh nv fan5ily phyGieiitt lttYe me N ee
inc,fr7fssie $40 6dd i ruuat did NY ease wee
sttch bdd one, fiiQt every day. tQRar'es sum
fi.f fitr voice would becclpe Sc aQqf4c could
mo "a ard cicaI1r9 OF icy lnrQat Tonle
ainosf sfrnuglc ne. Nv the MS q jf. dqgc.s
faialeil naiuflty. in liifee months, YVES d Not
mar an Che cpre has been pefle aneilt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

Lafayette ddpertisel An i'm
prompta convention af dFummaEa wers
seated il tho rosuada of she Saar ana
Crescent Hotel faw Sights age
aspeaking about that mammeth pump.
Kin raised near hore said New or.
loans maa, as be lit one e lie kalck-
stein's best and elevated lis feet against
the wall "did lever tell you 81 thebig
vegetables ! came aeross on rlg laat
up oonntry tFlp through Rapldqa
Well, up sherei II was no Uncommon
thing to 200 4 whole saaay seated 0n
one end Of 4 potato ahile sho otber
end was roasting 10 tho fire, They
wall up for wells she holes from which
they pun them with darticks and s0Q.
horse power engines their saaiahes
and beets make COW aheds ana theiF
turaip rinds make good circus tents,
They put rockers uuderemptY pea.pods
and use them for cradles 2 Where
upon Cincinnati nun fred a look
green with envy, a st Louis nam look
cd askance, whilst 9 louisville sYmpa
thizeE 81 Joe Mnlhatton stood abashed
and muttered something ahpnt Mpl-
hattonism down South
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

STD 100 lll
k9 4 offered by the Inanufactur-
Nv ts, CTS Of E5r. SaEe2s gnfrrrh
M - Mtme4g, fog case q
they csnpot cure
SgRprn5fy or EAxAAkEgE A, Dpll,
heavy hehahaAe okgtructign oE tne pRAbi
pasaanns, discharges tallipg from thp n2ad
iifl he shropt, Apnelin1e8 proluHe, Wltery,
afiq aci4d ut 5tbefe, thick, tenactppH, nllccusi
purulenf Bloody ard putfid5 INC eyes are
Weuk sss6ry ahd inilatnedi there " ringing
Is the cars deafness, hacking or cough LING 70
clear Tie shroat, cxpcctQrat3ou 81 oheuslve
if4ftcf foeether With ecabs from ulctrs ile
voice 5 ehansfd and has naeei twapg; nc
brtslth e oGcnalvo smell and taste arc I'M
paired; iherq ig fepHqtion q dizziness via
neutal depression, q hacking cough ana gen.
cToi debliitg Only q feW ot the apQye-i -ilal9ed
ssffnptouB Arc likely tp 10 present tn ArT qnf
3asl ThDuaAg9s Ok ceacg nnNlla4lgs Wilhpnt
nunifeSGtne half of nc above EyIpptolpe re-
s1it ln eonsun8ptfon, and end q the grave,
NO Disease Il So cotuu1ori F7ore eeqeptife Hua
dangerous, dr lose EndetatcQQ py hysicieil4.
M It's nifi fecthfpg. and healing properties,
Dr. ear6a cafnrrh aemeqy eiife5 tlfl worst
s5sz oFs 3 s. sss shi z Z Bss - osdb ehe.
Sod by arugg is eyegy 9e sefl4'
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-07
nl,l,iili}t
EDWIN II. GERNAND.
~ ECHAN NJ NJ,

MAN UTA CTURIIIt OI'
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS
BRIDES, &c,
is uneXcclcd in the above named goods
which are Of
SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP,
DURABILITY and FINISH.
All the goods mentioned above are manu-
featured by me and no effort is spared to
make every department of my business, such
that it will give
IIN'TIREi SAIlST.ACTIO
| make all ofmy Harness Saddles, and guar.
antcc the work.
Spreads, whips blankets, saddcry hardware,
etc, which sell at Bottom Prices.
Collars are all handmade; no "clty col
lars handled.
All orders entrusted to me will receive
prompt at Cntion. Correspondence solicit
ed at all times in regard to prices styles, &c.
Hoping the public will favor me with Il
share of their patronage, | trust by close at
tcntlon to business, and good Workmanship,
to merit a continuance Of same.
Respectfully.
mch3ly Edwin II. Gcrnand.
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WITHEROW

The season is beginning to open up
for Table Linens-we have to offer you
Turkey Red Linen Table Damask for
only AZ cents IL yard--and another
style Of Turkey Red-new pattern
at So cents-goods that are worth-and
are sold by others for IS cents yard
but wehaye gotten hold Of them in
rather peculiar way and are thus en-
ubled to offer them TO you at such a
price. 1t never was made to sell at
such prccs-and you will wonder how
in the wide world we can afford to sell
it so low--it looks us If it ought to
bring double the money we ask for it
and perhaps with others it docs-but
it will 90 at the prices named here UNI
til it s all gone.
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FOR GENTS,
LADIES & CHILDREN

Last week we called your attention
to but one line of goods. which We ham
dle-yet that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cannot sayx,too much about--but we
mean to tell you of something else this
weck-It pays to read our advertise
ments- they may be interesting or
they may be dull-yet the everlasting
fact is always present that they are
rich with good valucs-and that IS the
glowing feature that makes them prof
itablc-we know we haye offered You
barrains-and we are still offering you
bargains and rs long as We remain IN
public business we intend to demon
stratc to you the positive fact-that
when you patronze us yon will receive
real bargains. Something specially at
tractiye this week for the men folks is
NECK WEARING have just received
and placed upon our Counters the fin
est lot of-NECK SCARFS-FOUR-
INLAND TIES-TECk SCARFS-
and WINDSOR TIlIS-that has ever
been shown to the people OF our town
We know it is customary for a good
many people in business whenever they
get any new goods to make Just such
an assertion but we are warranted IN
what we say about these goods-we
Know that We have Il larger assortment
and prcttier styles Of SCARFS-TlES
and BOWS than all the other stores
in Mechanicstown put together-Some
people won't think so--perhaps but
that does not destroy the tact OF truth
of its being SO. Wematch comparisons
and we invite the public to do the
same thing-esp>cialIy all the Young
men are Interested in this subject-and
we wish to advise you that if you wish
TO see the goods before they are all
gone to get here oarly-StyIcs like
they are not to be seen in every store
and they Won t stay long after the PEG,
ple find them out-nonc will dispute
this is the biggest lot of NECK TIES
ever shown YOU they are the very
cream Of foreign manufacturers. We
want You to step in and sec what We
have GOETHE place Is free-anl You
will be treated right whether You bay
ar NOT
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-07

PINE GROVE ENTERTAINMENT. There will
be an entertainment on Saturday evening
the 10Th Of April, ifthc evening should preve
incememt, it will be transferred to the evening
of the 18th. if not then, the tirt favorble eve
ming following. 1t will be held at Pine Grove
Schoolhouse and be given by the teachers
and scholars. A hearty welcome is Xtendccd
to one and all, with the small sum Of half Il
dime for admission
NJ Ilarhaugh
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BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
FOR FREDERICK COUNTY,

The Board of School Commissioners will
meet in regular session, on
WEDNESDl IPRIL 20M 1887,
at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ. Teachers Reports must
be signed by at least two Trustees and be in
this office, or in the hands of one of the
Commissioners on or before Tuesday, April
10Th.
All bills charged in Report must bc re-
cctpt"d; all exemption from payment of
book fees must be signed by at least two
Trustees, and all books and Stationery on
hand must he properly reported.
Persons DESTROYS of using Books and Sta
tioncrv for private schools, must apply Vt
this office for Il contract.
Public schools will close on April 18th.
Salaries and accounts will be paid ON and
after April 23d, BY order,
F. II. NEIGHBOURS.
aOriil3t Secretary
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FIRST MAN
TO THE CITY.
NJ. C. CRAkAE:R.

THE EXTREME BAD WEATHER
Of the past prevented many ladies from
doing any shopping whatever. But as
we are now promised bright and more
seasonable weather and this being the
second spring month it is absolutely nee
essary for you to be looking around for
New Dress Goods and Fighter Weight
Garments thought it best for me to
visit the city in order to fill your orders.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
NOWHERE WILL YOU FIND
greater variety of new and desirable
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
for this season in choice teles and latest
STYLES and shades. One Of the newest
things in prints is regular Dress Pat
terms no two alike which gives you a
dress like no one else has, combination
patterns in same goods. Stock of White
goods, beautiful, from s to % cents.
Seersuckcrs in every style and price.
We have a striped goods that, this sea
son will take the place Of Batise and
Seersuckcr, in Cream which is later and
much nicer goods at - cents per yard.
Extra wide Cashmeres, mixed suitlHgs,
mixed Trlcots . to So cents per yard.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOW rs.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
WE PRESENT TO YOU FOR
your kind consideration the merits Of
our Kid Gloves. lst 1t has no SUI
Wv
We '''''
'''S '''' -
\ hnc Of Gents Kid and Light Buck
Nv, y ''' ~ ' -
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-07

FANCY LETTERING. A gentleman arriy-
ed in this place last week and has been en-
gagged to do fancy lettering for number OF
our business houses. Ii is the finest yet
done here.
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Business Locals.

cg- For Easter Cards and full line of
Fresh Confectioncrys at OSLER'S.
april6tf
IF;~ FARM FOR SALE.--Contain,ng So
Acres, near Mrchancstown, well locate and
in good condition.
For terms, apply to
S. NJ. BIRELY
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
apr1tf. Mechanicstown, Md.
Box WooD For SALE The undersigned
has lot of thrifty Box Wood for sale very
cheap. MRS. II. r. JOHNSON.
mch3l3t
HOUSE FOR RENT. A house, lot, good
fruit and garden for rent near Mechanics
town on L. & +. turnpike.
Mch24st. Mrs George Markell.
C83" A CoALING jon For SALE.-A
mountain 10 at Dccrticld Station W. NJ. X r.
containing Al acres of good timber for coal
ina purposes viii sell the wood or have 1t
r0tlUl on shares
Mich 81 81 Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
~" Buy landreth's Seed Peas and Beans
by the pint, pint or quart at very low rates,
of f. l.. BOBLTTZ.
Phillips Garden Seeds for sale bv
mch1.lf L. r. HOBLlTX.
SHEDDING FOR SALE.--1 have 40 #. Of
shedding for sale which otter cheap.
mchiO JOHN H. ROUZER.
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Lamb and peas are good. TO get lambs
fat give them Days Horse Powder OCCASION
ally.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-07
Road Notice.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIsrRiCT, March 1887
WE, the undersigned taxpayers of Fred
w crick County, after thirty days from
this notice, will proceed after due petition
to the County Commissioners Of said county
to secure The opening and locating of u pub
lie road in Mechanicslown District and Elec
ton District No. 15.; said road to commence
at the Steam Mills of A. S. Zentz, on the ole
private road along Simon Lohr's house ant
barn, thence n Il. in direct course to the
+. tS. Z. turnpike, instead of following II:
present bearings to the pike aforesaid, the
whole distance not exceeding one-quarter o
a mile.
A. s. ZENTZ,
MT. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
ERNEST LAGARD,
j. G.. TROXEL, NJ. ID.
J. G. ROSENSTEEL,
WILLIAM II. MOTTER,
mchnlGt L. WALTER e. BRO,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-07

Note the rapid and beneficial effect when
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is given the little sut-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-07

MusicAL.--To our surprise We find that
we have a musical genius in our ne" "dev-
H." 4ie is able to execute Home, Sweet
Home with our f;c bellows; Ia Sparks
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